Your goal is to build objects with scrap that you “find” in the junkyard. Junk Yard is probably the second-best table in this pack it’s fun but weirdly random. Both the One-Ball Challenge and Survival Mode are incredibly frustrating. I have to assume that’s been replicated here, as I had way more gutter balls (both between the flippers and through the actual gutters) than any other table. In real life, this table had shorter-than-regulation flippers (about 1/8 inch shorter apiece). Other goals include locking balls to activate Multiball and activating a cute dot-matrix minigame in which you try to shoot down waterskiers but not boats. Your main goal is to “catch fish” by hitting targets, and then “exaggerate their size” by hitting a spinner within 10 seconds.
The layout is strange and not much is there to do. I don’t want to say that Fish Tales is a bad table, but Fish Tales is a bad table. Medieval Madness is super fun and I’ve achieved all but one challenge star on it.
This appears to be replicated in the virtual version, as I had significantly fewer gutter balls than the other three. In real life, this table implemented a feature that would stop the ball from draining between the flippers after a failed ramp attempt. Other goals include looping combos, hitting ramps, and completing loops in order to activate “Madness” states, which feed into the many different versions of Multiball available in Medieval Madness-one of which features a whopping five balls for you to juggle. Your primary goal is to destroy the castle-this is mostly done through hitting it repeatedly. This is a long table with a castle centerpiece, several loops, and two “trolls” that pop up in front of the castle and must be knocked down. This will give you three new tables just before Christmas, and four additional tables sometime in 2023.Let’s start with the best table: Medieval Madness. I think you can get both packs for $30, which will save $20. Seuss table pack preorder goes up next week. It's fun and like a modern table, while having video game effects like fog and the playfield, etc. The Natural History table pack is still a somewhat recent release. Pack #2 is also great, but the two tables I'm mentioned are personal favorites that get a lot of play. My favorite is pack #1 (Frontline), and second is pack #3 (Arkanoid). The Zacarria Deluxe pack is fun, and is like a modern pinball table.
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Download the sample pack to check a few of them out. You can get a lot of tables, but they are more quantity over quality.
So there isn't likely nostalgia for most people. The Zacarria tables are OK, very few people in the US and Canada probably have played a real table. However, if it's one of AtGames' sales where they hit 50% off, go nuts and stock up. Get a large number of them all at once and you'll likely find some get 0-2 plays. That will give you fewer new tables, so you can actually spend time playing them. I also recommend limiting yourself to buying just one pack at a time if they aren't on sale. And the ALP Mini has a mix of Taito and Zaccaria tables. What device are you playing on? You mention Gotlieb, but all of the Gotlieb tables are included on the ALP.
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